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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
2
An aged flag laments fading patriotism as crowds pass by with hands in pockets and little remembrance. It recalls sacrifices from Anzio to Vietnam and urges citizens to salute and remember those who gave their lives for freedom. The speaker emphasizes the Memorial Honor Rolls and the country’s creed One Nation Under God.
The White House said there should be no gasoline shortages this summer for motorists. Yet press secretary Ron Nessen warned of a serious natural gas shortage this fall and winter, with industries hit harder than homes.
United Nations Command filed a formal protest to North Korea after a Monday attack at Panmunjom left U.S. Army Major William Henderson with a fractured larynx and serious injuries. Sergeant Patricia Currans aided the major during the assault as North Korean guards and a reporter clashed with UNC personnel.
Widespread wage protests spread from New York to Pennsylvania with mass walkouts by public employees. In New York thousands of sanitation, police, and other workers were affected as city officials sought restraining orders and police deployment amid layoffs. Pennsylvania unions push for about 10 to 11 percent raises as thousands remain on strike across welfare, nurses, and state workers, creating service disruption and court injunctions. Memphis hospital workers also threaten a midnight strike over contract terms.
National Weather Service data for 4 AM PT shows temperature and precipitation. The page also includes advertising for Foster's Shoes and a stainless steel cookware ad with contact details.
Interviewing Wednesday the 2nd to 5 PM and Thursday July 3rd from 7 PM. Call Miss Weinmen at 734-0410 extension 1061 to schedule an appointment.
Secretary Howard H. Callaway said he never received information on Army operational plans and urged a change in law to allow his successors to be part of the chain of command. He noted civilian control traditions but defended limits, spoke of keeping Army duties separate from his 1976 Ford campaign, and cited shortages in weapons including tanks and anti-tank missiles amid foreign aid.
Tropical storm Amy moves northeast at about 10 mph away from the United States with sustained winds near 70 mph and gusts to 90 mph. The center sits around 37.5 N 63.5 W about 473 miles south southwest of Sable Island as warnings continue offshore south of Nova Scotia.
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